Join us to explore the themes of hope, peace, joy and love, as we sit together and work through a wonderful course written and designed by Rev Catherine McFie from the URC church (St Andrew's). You can join us in either venue at a time that suits you.

Wednesdays, 7pm at St Ninian's Venue - Nov 25 and Dec 2, 9 and 16

Fridays, 11am at St Andrew's Venue - Nov 27 and Dec 4, 11, 18

One of our partner churches (Sunday @ 10) who meet at the Cat with No Tail pub are holding their Christmas Coffee Morning on 28th November from 10am. There will be cakes and coffee, but also Christmas treats of all kinds. Well worth a look!

10am, 20 November.

Carols and Chips is a fundraising event for SUMT (local schools work and youth chairty). It's always an absolute blast for the whole family, and this year there will be candle decorating in all the fun, as well as chips (obvs).

5.30pm, 28th November.

For tickets and more info, click here.

All the way through advent we will be worshipping as usual on our Sunday mornings. These move through prophecies about Jesus' birth and we build our expectation of what the world waited centuries to see, that now we look back to with such hope.

10.30am each Sunday morning.

We're partnering up with Motiv8 Addiction Services to put on an amazing 'sparkle market'. Crafters and sellers from the Island wil be booking tables to sel Christmas goodies from, there is a santa's groto, and our cafe will be open with a ton of hot drinks and cakes. All money raised from the table-hire and the cafe is split equally between Motiv8 and St Ninian's Church. It'll be a real joy to be there.

5.30pm - 8.30pm, 3 Dec.

The link for how to book in for seeing Santa are right here.

Yes, yes - come along as a family to experience our indoor cinema experience. Our giant rear-projection screen upstairs, with big sound, popcorn and a family movie that all ages will absolutely love. Donations welcome on the night.

2pm, 5 Dec.

All the way through advent we will be worshipping as usual on our Sunday mornings. These move through prophecies about Jesus' birth and we build our expectation of what the world waited centuries to see, that now we look back to with such peace.

10.30am each Sunday morning.

We are proud to be part of the huge team staging "Christmas LIVE" again this year with Douglas City Centre Management. This year it's a labyrinth journey around Promenade Church. Be greeted by an angel, escoutred through corridoors and staircases, and meet most of the main characters from the Christmas story. It's going to be a truly unforgettable experience.

Journeys start every 15 minutes from 5.30pm, with two special accessible performances at 6.30pm and 7.30pm if you need wheelchair access.

The website and all details are here.

All the way through advent we will be worshipping as usual on our Sunday mornings. These move through prophecies about Jesus' birth and we build our expectation of what the world waited centuries to see, that now we look back to with such joy.

10.30am each Sunday morning.

Come along to this feast of Christmas music from Douglas Town Band. We will have all the lights up, the tree, and the perfect atmosphere for filling our space with brass-band goodness. Not something to be missed, and great to bring friends and family along to.

7.30pm, 13 Dec.

The Bethlehem Peacelight is a very special candle indeed. Lit from the 'eternal flame' which is a candle burning in Bethlehem, in the place we think Jesus was born. That lit candle then travels across the world in various directions to any country that will have it. Ours will be lit from one in the UK, carried back burning to the IOM, and then we will have a special service to dedicate it, and people can buy one of their own and light it to take home or into their business / residential home etc.

We're particularly inviting all uniformed organisations to this service. Please spread the word.

5pm, 19 Dec.

All the way through advent we will be worshipping as usual on our Sunday mornings. These move through prophecies about Jesus' birth and we build our expectation of what the world waited centuries to see, that now we look back to with such love.

10.30am each Sunday morning.

Christingle services are really engaging ways to explore the meaning behind the story of Christmas and the Christian faith. We will make this bizarre orange-based object, and talk together about what it all means. Kids and grown-up's all love it - the smell of the orange, the danger of the fire, the delicious of the sweets.

6pm, 20 Dec.